Father and son clash over politics and identity
Dr Joyce Brothers advises a mother on a constant political feud between husband and teenage son. The piece notes adolescence brings independence and political reasoning, urges moratoriums on debate, and warns hostility may reflect other issues.
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Africa Split By Conflict Rages Across Continent
AP dispatch outlines Nigeria’s 18 month civil war as the central crisis of Africa in 1967, with wider unrest in Rhodesia Ghana Sierra Leone and the Portuguese colonies. It notes foreign support for and against Nigeria and hints at regional efforts for cease-fire amid mounting tensions.
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Puerto Rico Gets New Politico
San Juan reports new governor elect Luis Ferre and his Progressive party end decades of rule by the Popular Democratic party. Voters expect reform though critics warn of costly subsidies and social programs amid island poverty and unemployment.
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Al Thani Wealth Rules In Oil Rich Qatar
In Doha the al Thani clan enjoys vast fortunes with secret stipends paid to male members from birth. Ahmad bin al Thani heads a wealth system funding palaces and state life while women receive nothing. Qatar relies on oil income and a government that offers free education and healthcare with minimal taxation.
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Trackers Caught In Meat Thefts and Tragedy in HUDAPEST
In HUDAPEST two truck drivers used weight manipulation to steal meat from a plant for six months. A fatal argument followed when the lighter man gained weight and was stabbed by his heavier companion. The case proceeds as court action unfolds. The National University in Mexico City, founded in 1551, is cited as the oldest on the North American continent.
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Areas of United States face earthquake risk
The Department of Commerce maps show regions likely to suffer quake damage and safer zones. High risk areas include Boston Massachusetts, California and western Nevada, Charleston area, northern states near the St Lawrence, parts of Missouri, western Washington, and a north running belt through Idaho and Montana. Safer zones include Texas, Florida, and parts of Mississippi and Alabama near the Gulf. A separate note from Gunnison Colorado reports a misaddressed letter containing sensitive numbers.
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